10 Informative Graphs to Start Your Week

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

NO. 1: Best work-life balance countries

Source:  @StatistaCharts

NO. 2: Largest shipping ports in the world

NO. 3: Log Jam in Shanghai

NO. 4: # of fatal work injuries by industry

Source:  BLS-Labor stats

NO. 5: Year over year change in PPI – goods, services, construction

NO. 6: Saving boom is over:  personal saving rate fell to 6.2% in March, lowest since 2013

NO. 7: Decline in upward mobility

Source:  visual capitalist

NO. 8: Money does buy happiness, after all

NO. 9: How people around the world view their economic prospects

NO. 10: US diesel and regular gas prices

Source:  FRED

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